developments. and seeking out students to get their vaccine. the school district making shots available to students and staff all week long. and a nebraska parent accused of killing s ar icourt here in the bay area today. good morning everybody. it's tuesday, may 18th. >> good morning to you. mary with the forecast and we will see more sun today. >> yeah. we have that sun and looking at warmer temperatures. a difference compared to yesterday. i this you will like it here. a beautiful view looking at san francisco this morning. clear skies, after that fog we had for most of the day yesterday, especially along the coast and around the bay we are looking at clearer skies. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. it's a breezy start looking at westerly winds 12 at sfo. as we head through the day,

60's around the bay, 70's inland. let's check in with gianna na. chp has issued a wind advisory for the pass. if you are in a high profile vehicle be careful through there. this is that area of 580 as you head toward the dublin. we are seeing brake lights. this is an area -- this time of the morning and it stays this way until at least after 8:00. slow and go conditions out of tracy on 205. sluggish at least to north flynn. that's where you have the b, lk of the brake lights. tr34 minut 205 toward 680. east shore, highway 4 and 101 out of the south bay highway 4, 680 connector. we are following breaking news overnight in the east bay where a gunman opened

fire on a party bus . the driver went to the police substation. >> that's where we find kit who is live with more on this ongoing investigation. >> good morning. it's a quiet but active crime scene out here. i want to pan to the right and show you several dozen friends and family out here waiting for information. a lot of them getting emotional. if we look to the left here the alameda county medical examiner vehicle is here. the coroner is here so that leads us to believe there is a death connected to this event. we are working to confirm that. the driver kept his wits about him and went to the safest police he could think of and that's here to the mall. he pulled up to the front door of the police station. techs looking for clues. take a look at this map. it shows the various locations where we saw crime scenes. 67th and foothilla run around

the corner. all three locations are close to each other. the chp kept 580 closed for nearly two hours. we saw officers searching for evidence with their flashlights. c hp not yet confirming the connection of deaths to this shooting. there was a father on board the bus who said they were celebrating his daughter's 21th birthday with other family members. one the daughter was hit in the leg and is expected to survive. the bullet holes and shoot certified glass we see them mostly on the driver's side and it gives you an idea of the evidence they went through just a couple of hours ago. we have unconditionalwith looks like traffic is still looked.

that's the latest from oakland. quick update on a fire we brought you last night. a two alarm fire just before 11:00 p.m. on wheat street. this is off bayshore boulevard in san francisco right next to 101 and it's video from citizen app showing emergency crews there on scene. firefighters were able to get it out. they were having trouble with active fire in the walls. . a live look at concord high school this morning that as we are -- vaccine also be available to students. it is one of the first in the rotating series of clinics available at contra costa county schools for students 12 and older. clinics are open today through saturday. the county superintendent of schools said in a statement it's critical that the campus communities have easy access to vaccine and

health information. every student who receives a vaccine is a hero who protects themselves and their family, teacher and friends. walk in vaccinations for anyone 12 and up are now available at frick united academy of language. the clinic will open again tomorrow. there's also a free clinic today at sfo. the airport is teaming up with safeway to provide the shots inside the international terminal starting at ten. on the road to recovery this morning. california nurses are praising the state's decision to hold off on adopting new cdc mask guidelines. the state said that current restrictions will remain in place until at least june 15th. the california nurse's association said that loosening mask mandates right now would put health care workers at risk. >> i won't wear my mask. i have been vaccinated.

i feel pretty comfortable. >> i will probably keep mine on just in case. >> difference of opinions when it comes to masks. june 15th the four week period gives california time to prepare for the change. california residents should check with their county for the rules in their region. cvs and target are shifting their mask guidelines. they announced they will no longer require fully vaccinated guests to wear masks. however, people are required to mask up in st arstill in placen. la health officials have ordered trader joe's, wal-mart and other chains could keep their mask rules and new york state won't require masks or social distancing for fully vaccinated people. the marin board of supervisors will consider a local drought emergency after a

briefing on current conditions. officials from the two largest water district s e up a nebraska man is due in court. police say adam price murdered his children. the 3 and 5-year-old's bodies were found on sunday in price's home in bellevue, nebraska. investigators say the children's mother called police when their father didn't check in with her. no word on how the children died. officials say the deaths are being treated as suspicious. happening today the dublin city council is set to meet to extend the funding period for bike and pedestrian bridge over a popular trail. the 230-foot long bridge will crossover duin connect two stretches of the iron horse trail. councilmembers need to extend the seven million dollars funding terms because of delays in a nearby project to extend a road. bridge construction could start later this year. even though california is

planning to reopen on june 15th this morning one bay area city said that it's still not safe to host a 4th of july celebration. it's normally a large weekend event with a parade, a e park d day and fireworks by the waterfront at night. it draws tens of thousands of people to this community but the city said that it lacks a convenient sue to be able to control the crowd size. >> it does represent a situation that remains high risk and i do think it is wise at this stage of the pandemic to think twice about having large 4st of of july gatherings. >> the numbers are improving in solano county where it could possibly move into the orange tier in about two weeks. the time is now 5:08. still ahead. could the giant redwood trees ld the key to tackling climate change the project that could help us all breathe easier. get ready for sun and

warmer temperatures today. mid50's g ast. mild aroundthbaand in rming to th 70's fmas. iltare about the s ngwa coming up. and as we look at the roadways brake lights building for that ride into the pass. also wind advisory in effect. ly have your travel times coming up. and another look outside from our sales force tower camera looking down the peninsula. it's 5:09. we will be right back.

. a an original report. the giant redwood trees may be our biggest natural ally in tackling climate change. more on the efforts from the national park service and save the redwoods league. >> the beauty of this place is that it's such a blend of accessible wildness. you expect to hear him talk about saving redwoods but on our walk above oakland sam was actually talking about how redwoods can help save us. >> they are just machines at taking in carbon. that means they pull carbon out

the atmosphere to make wood. as we know they never stop growing. they did grow to be over 2,000 years old. >> that is why old growth redwoods like these store more carbon per acre than any other forest in the world. we have a million and a half acres of redwood. the challenge is very little of it actually looks like this anymore. from big sur to oregon only 5% of the orange 2,000-year-old giants are left mostly in national and state parks on the north coast. here it was all logged at one point. everything you see is that second generation of redwood. it turns out that is where the real opportunity lies for this project. researchers looked at five trees and found they were putting on carbon at a faster right than even the old ones. they are only a century old but

they have something most recovering for eves don't. elbow room. forest is pretty open. that means the trees recover faster and they have a bigger appetite for carbon. >> in a human lifetime a redwood forest that's left to grow and allowed to grow to maturity is a great resource in the fight against climate change. >> up north two thirds of the parks looks like this. decades after being clear cut. the trees are all the same age, over crowded, carbon storage light. so the national park service are getting to work, selectively thinning oumo old logging roads. turnforests li this in s moreke is and setting a course to be couming heavy weig if we look at the 9200 acres of restoration underway those redwoods will eventually be able to store

3.5 million-tons of carbon. the same amount as 2.5 million cars would emit over the entire year. the long term goal is to restore 70,000 acres in the park. if we scale up our numbers those redwoods will be able to store the same amount of carbon produced by 19 million cars over a year. for perspective, that is more than the total number of cars on the road in the entire state of california. >> the rates of carbon removal in the second growth redwood forest are extraordinary. e. it's not only people in the comm benefits. one woof time looking budgets for. >> they are a huge opportunity to pull carbon out of the atmosphere and store it for long periods of time. they are part of it. >> it's probably the people on

the frontlines of this project who have the most direct perspective on what redwood's have to offer us. >> redwoods show us what is possible. >> richard cal campbell. >> there's such a big difference between what we have not and what we can have in the future really lets us see what we can do with a little work. >> that was darron reporting. the full 70,000 acres are with in redwood and national state parks which makes it easy to expand and stream line. we have a check of the roads on the tuesday. >> good morning. let's start off with a trouble spot involving a big rig. this is right around lakeville highway. the big rig went off to the side of the road. they are managed to clear everything out of lanes. soon as tow crews arrive they will have to shut down the roadway to get the big rig

out of there. this is near old lakeview. you may see some brake lights or issues or that closure. westbound 580 getting slow. if you are getting ready to get on the freeway, headed on the 580 commute you have brake lights out of tracy. westbound 205 connecting onto 580 itself and i it extends to just about north flynn. definitely slow before that and if you are taking 84, down into the road we have brake lights building as you head into the sonell grade. 680 though clear in both directions and there is a wind advisory for that drive in to the pass. let's get a look at traffic through the south bay and say good morning to san jose commuters. you are good too go. the commute direction. there are no brake lights. guadalupe parkway checking in problem free. we haven't had any issues in

south bay. here is your travel time. north 101 to sfo. 36 minutes. if you are taking that westbound 580 ride give yourself about 36 minutes 205 toward 680 and the east shore freeway and highway 4 all clear right now. it's 5:18. time to check the forecast. we are looking at the sunshine and this morning what a difference compared to yesterday. you can see something on the sales force tower camera as you can see the golden colors in the sky as we look across the bay to mount diablo. you can see some patchy fog out there. not as fogged in as we were yesterday for many locations. looking at the 40's and 50's. 53 in concord, oakland 52. san francisco 51. also for san jose and43 for santa rosa. 13 in concord and 21 in

fairfield. winds are gusting up to about 41 through the pass if your commute takes you there. be prepared for that. we are looking at areas of fog and partly, partly nothing like yesterday. still breezy with that on shore flow but warmer and more sun expected for today as we look to tomorrow. thursday, stronger winds expected with the low pressure bringing in that on shore flow. cooler temperatures through the rest of the workweek. as we take you hour by hour on future cast you can see that sunshine this afternoon and that will be the case for wednesday as well. let's talk about our winds. we are going to continue to see those strong westerly winds. they will get going for us even more for wednesday and for thursday. you can see the color contours in to the purple for tomorrow and that really indicates those stronger dnand ursday. chk it out.

for the sobay we warmg to 71 santa clara, san jose, 77 for morgan hill. 72 for campbell. as we look to the east bay warming up to 79 for you in concord, 78 for pleasant hill, fairfield, pittsburgh in the low 80's for the tri valley. the low to mid-70s around the bay, 60 in san francisco, looking at 65 in alameda. 66 in oakland and for the north bay, daytime highs in the my to upper 70's. 79 in napa. warming up to about 78 for windsor and 79 for saint helena. here is that extended forecast. warmer sun today and then cooler, stronger winds pick up for us out of the west wednesday, thursday and friday. then warming back up into the weekend and early next week. >> all right. thank you. going live to the golden gate bridge where a screeching sound heard by many while crossing the golden gate could soon go silent. officials say the cause of the noise is a retro fit

of the sidewalk safety railing on the western side where the wind sweeps in from the pacific. could be like nails on a chalk board for some. >> yeah. it's intense. >> that's a good word. still ahead, the party continues in to the morning as a soccer team celebrates it's first national title in two decades. how they secured the win after the break. and coming up at seven on cbs this morning though coronavirus cases are down nationwide, why some americans with certain medical conditions may not be as protected even with the vaccine. and the debate over a mississippi abortion ban is back in the national spotlight and how parks are making safe again to experience your favorite thrill rides. we wil

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. . the time is 5:24. we want to give you a live look outside. a beautiful shot of the city of san francisco on this tuesday morning. this morning. >> yeah. >> nice little glow there. it's all about the santa clara women's soccer team. >> they are glowing this morning. that's because the broncos are now national champs winning their first national title in 20 years. >> santa clara you are

national champions. >> in a dramatic penalty kick shoot out the santa clara women's soccer team ranked number 11 in the country, won their second national title defeating number one, florida state. >> they put in months and months of hard work. >> very exciting young ladies. they are wonderful girls. >> really proud of what we have accomplished. >> back in santa clara look at that. the celebration spilled in to the streets off campus. they are having fun. love it. >> congratulations. the time is now 5:25. >> in the next half hour, plummeting coronavirus rates causing travel to skyrocket. the record number of travelers going through tsa.

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the plea from president biden to leaders in the middle east. >> more on the breaking news in just a moment. we are looking at sunshine and warmer temperatures so get ready for that. a change compared to yesterday. not as foggy as well. you can see clear skies on the san francisco camera. temperatures in the 40's and the 50's and as we head through the afternoon a little warmer compared to yesterday with that sun. low to mid-s's arnd the bay and 70's inland this afternoon. some of our warmest spots topping out in the low 80's with that sun for today. changes for tomorrow. cooler and even windier. we will talk more about that. let's check this with gianna. yeah. chp has issued a wind advisory for the drive along westbound 580. keep that in mind especially if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle.

we have brake lights on to 580. extending to just beyond north flynn. no accidents so that's the good news but the travel time already at 39 minutes from 205 toward 680. also a crash in lakeville involving a big rig at lakeville highway near old lakeville road. the east moment police substation where a night of fun and celebration ended in violence. that's where a gunman opened fire on a party shuttle bus. the bus is still here and we are just a few step away from grieving family and friends waiting for updates. we can see the coroner's vehicle is here as well which tells there is a death connected to the shooting and we are working to confirm that with police. everything happened with in close proximity. there's a crime scene just west of the highway 13 junction and opd officers were

scene processing a crime scene. there was a father here on scene who was on the bus who said that they were out celebrating with his daughter 21th birthday. the daughter was hit in the leg. we do not know damage. a lot of the family members and friends aren't ready to talk so we will check in with them. that's the latest here live kpix5. going live to the white house now. the president said his administration will send 20 million vaccines overseas in june. many international health activists want more. as coronavirus cases continue to drop in some particulars of the united states a wave of new

states including new york have relaxed mask guidelines following the cdc's change in guidance last week. with a loosening of guidelines there is concern over enforcement. for many businesses it's a wait and see approach. >> problem is they have no way of telling who is who. if you start having unvaccinated people who are not wearing a mask in an indoor, poorly ventilated space there is still a lot of coronavirus around. that's a risky situation. >> as vaccination rates rise positive cases, deaths and hospitalizations continue to plummet nationwide. the seven day national average of positive cases has dropped about 87% since january. a live look at oakland whereas coronavirus rates go down travel rates are up. oakland international is banking on that big increase in travel as the industry recovers from the pandemic. the airport is now eyeing plans

for a huge expansion. the plans include merging the two current terminals in to one and then building another brand new terminal in an area that's used for parking cargo. construction would kick off in 2025 and wrap up around 2028. >> we are pretty confident that air travel demand will grow with the future. we need to modernize the terminals and be prepared for that. >> the tsa said its screened more than 1.8 million passengers on sunday. the highest since march of last year. travel also up on the roads. aaa predicts more than 34 million will be driving to their destinations over memorial day weekend. that's compared to nearly 23 million last year. this morning house speaker nancy pelosi will lead a news conference about the coronavirus hate crimes act. it is geared toward improving the tracking of hate crimes by the justice department and providing more resources for a response. the bill has cleared the senate and is up for a house vote later today. this as the san francisco china

town shop ownern said she was attacked and pepper sprayed by a teenager. she said that the same teen stole i-phone max cases. he returned after that to demand an exchange. she followed him out of the store and said that he hit her in the face. >> before the police arrive he run away. even the police know who he is but cannot do anything about it because it's $50, $20 every time. >> he steals from her store and other businesses. police haven't made any arrests. looking live at san francisco right now. a new pilot program will be providing a $10 monthly allowance for jail intes provide money r things ke food lack outside support. the program will continue for a year. this comes as the president is developing a presidential pardon process with a focus on racial

justice and equality. he may start issuing pardons before the middle of his term. happening today on captain million hill a hearing will start to consider two bills focusing on emergency security in case of attack like the one on the united states capitol. there is also legislation that would allow the national commission to investigate the january 6th attack. we just got some new video after israel carried out another wave of air strikes on what it said were militant targets in gaza. a six story building leveled as militants fired rockets in to israel this morning. the latest strikes toppling a building which contains libraries and classrooms belonging to the islamic university. no immediate reports of casulties from the new strikes. we also just heard from united states secretary of state who was speaking in ice land but could not

avoid questions about this situation. he said that the united states remains committed to two states and anyone who does anything that would make that more challenging is something that the united states opposes. he said that they have been working on diplomacy and have had dozens of phone calls. i know you have a little more about what is going on over there. >> medics in israel say a rocket wounded ten people today, four seriously in southern israel. in gaza israeli air strikes have killed at least 200 palestinians since cross border violence erupted. israeli prime minister said that his military will operate as necessary in order to return calm and security to all residents of israel. israel said its targeting homes, buildings and

underground tunnels that hamas militants use. they said that the president expressed support for a cease fire during a call with the prime minister yesterday. earlier the press secretary saidhathe administration is working on quiet, intensive diplom acy. >> we want to deescalate the situation on the ground. >> the biden administration meantime approved the potential sale of $735 million in precision guided weapons to israel. congressional sources said that lawmakers not expected to object to the deal. a warning this morning on a rising scam involving cryptocurrency. diane king hall with more in today's money watch. 39 million will be getting monthly child payments starting in mid-july through the end of the

year. it is part of the president's american rescue plan. families will receive up to $300 a month for every child underage six. they will get $250 a month for children ages 6 to 17. the first and second families have released their tax returns for 2020. the president and first lady say they earned a little more than $607,000 last year. they paid about $157,000 in taxes. vice president harris and the first gentleman reported earnings topping $1.6 million. they paid nearly $622,000 in federal taxes. scams on the rise as the popularity of digital currency grows. americans have lost more than $80 million since october. that's increase of a 1000% from the fall of 2019. >> and a lot of people may have gained a few pandemic pounds. update life in the new normal. >> man.

more than half of americans say they have put on some of those pesky pounds. that's according to a new survey from health insurance.com. 31% said drank more alcohol. nearly a third said there are relationship with their significant others better now and seniors said they became more tech aware. >> the couple that prays together stays together so eats too. >> yes. and the pounds. more of them to love. that's all. >> if your bo love itself that's all that matters. forget what everybody else says. >> all right. >> thank you. you got it. a second straight year with no cruise ships. how businesss in alaska are coping with the major hit to the state's tourist

industry. get ready for more sun and warmer temperatures today. the low to mid-60s's this afternoon. around the bay. the 70's inland. now the daytime highs still below average. around where we should be for this time of year and still looking at those breezy westerly winds going to kick up as we look to tomorrow. . and as we look at your ss and a wind g drive we advisory. . and your birthday is coming up. birthday list. >> yes. >> nice bow. >> here is a look outside looking north. it's now 5:41. we will be right back.

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for immune support. . we are looking at more sunshine and warmer temperatures. a mild day around the bay. low to mid-60s's. warming up in to the 70's for many locations inland this afternoon. as we go through the day you can see all that sun on future cast. we will continue with that sunshine as we look to tomorrow. it'll be a breezy day with that on shore flow today. the winds will kick up as we look to tomorrow with cooler temperatures to the rest of the workweek. >> thank you. going live to the state capitol, today the governor will talk about his plan to fund college an early age.

the proposal would create a $500 college savings plan for low income students and future ones as they enter first grade. foster and homeless children wod geextra. a port city in alaska that relies on cruise ships for much of its economy is trying to get by as it faces a possible second sum we are no ships. its been able to avoid laying off city workers but the city is holding off on hiring seasonal workers because it's not clear when normal activity will return. in the meantime they will get a grant of two million dollars from norwegian. let's check the roads. how does it look >> it's looking busy for that ride in to the pass. unfortunately we have a trouble spot there. westbound 580 getting anacciden that's adding to brake lights and a wind advisory is in effect for this area. westbound 580 right at vasco

road. that number 3 lane is blocked. you have c hp involved. it is looking like a couple of vehicles and backing traffic up as you head through there. keep that in mind if you are taking the pass this morning. there's a big rig that was reported over to the right shoulder. injuries in this accident. 47 minutes about 205. lakeville highway. we have a trouble spot here where crews are trying to reget a big rig that went off side of the roadways. they are calling out a tow truck and -- when that happens they will close down lanes. insouth bay are

tting busy. it's slow to that 880 connector. surface streets. there's fire activity on william street near 16th street. may be congested. we are -- it's 5:47. a little warmer today. it'll be a beautiful day across the bay area. more sun and warmer temperatures. a stunning start to the day with the sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay. it's patchy fog out there but not as extensive as yesterday with that fog. we are looking at temperatures in the 40's and 50's this morning. 53 in concord. 52 oakland. downtown san francisco and san jose at 51 and 43 for santa rose a. checking the winds, breezy in spots. 41-mile an hourwind ac throuthe pa

this morning. we are looking at seven mile an hour winds at sfo. 12 at half moon ba 13 in concord and 21 in fairfield with that delta breeze kicking in. we are looking at some patchy fog, partly cloudy skies in spot as long the coast and around the bay and the inland locations just big difference though compared to yesterday morning. we are still looking at breezy conditions today with that on shore flow. warmer and more sunshine expected for your tuesday as we look to wednesday and thursday. stronger winds as this low pressure system brings in that stronger on shore flow and ocean breezy for us. cooler as we look to wednesday, thursday and through friday. through the workweek. taking you hour by hour on future cast and you can r ill ntinuewiththat su as loahead to tomorrloing at breezy to windy conditions, especialli along the coast and around the

bay. watch as the winds ramp up as we look to tomorrow. with that low pressure system bringing in that stronger ocean breeze and sea breeze for us. we are going to see some windy conditions expected for wednesday. through the workweek. checking daytime highs for the south bay warming up. pretty day. looking at 71 in santa clara. san jose 77 for morgan hill, 72 for new campbell. for the east bay 79 in concord, 78 for pleasant hill. low 80's. fairfield, antioch, brentwood and pittsburgh. low to mid-70s for the tri valley. as we look around the bay, 60 in san francisco. 65 in alameda. 66 for you in oakland. san leandro, 67 and for the north bay in the mid to upper 70's. 79 for a high in napa this afternoon and looking at 79 for saint helena. here is the extended forecast. what you can expect after a warm day today. mild to warm conditions looking at cooler temperatures wednesday,

thursday and friday. then warming up as we look ahead to the weekend with more sun into early next week. >> thank you. after a break, super man and lois is returning to the cw tonight. >> the series has already been picked up for a second season. after years of facing super villains they need to find a way to help their sons as they embark on a life with super powers. >> we saw that jordon has super powers. is he a lot more dangerous now. his emotions have more consequences now. not only that but i -- you are starting to see him become into his own. for the first time he feels like someone understands him which is sarah. their relationship begins to move into something that is more like a partnership. >> you can watch it tonight

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can see mount diablo in the distance there. that low lying fog that mary said will burn off. now to a new program at uc davis where students with disabilities. >> it's the first four year college program in the state. a graduate with down's syndrome is among the hundreds applying for just 12 open spots. the program's co director said participants will live on campus and attend class with traditional students. they can even join sports teams, clubs and greek life. >> you have all these experiences a typical college your worwould have thops >> they want to do in the rest of my life, you afr four y receive a credential. the goal is to teach them enough advanced skills to have a successful career. the time is now 5:55. ready for rolling blackouts. >> in the next half hour, how

the state is holding energy leaders responsible as the summer season creeps around the corner. we are live at a police substation in oakland looking at a party bus that's filled with bullet holes. we will have a live report straight ahead. and a live look outside before we head to break from the mark hopkins camera looking east. you can see the transamerica pyramid and the sun coming up on wow no braces, everything's hands free i wasn't so lucky invis is not your parents' braces invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap.

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e citys cainoff itindendence da celebrscreopening. good morning to you. it's tuesday, may 18th. we start with that breaking news overnight in the east bay. a gunman opening fire on a party bus driving through oakland. >> after getting hit the driver went straight to the east moment police substation. that's where we find kit who is live with more and you have been watching investigation all morning long. >> yes. since the sun has come up it's giving us a better look at the party bus. we are looking at the back of the bus.. i can count 24 bullet holes. those gray spots seem to be from slugs striking the tothe y see all the shattered glass and a couple dozen more much damage there is. we have to assume there may be

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